Water Damage Restoration in Conroe, TX

Burst pipe, slab leak or storm water in Conroe? Call us. A real person answers 24/7. We get the water out, dry the house properly, and tell you plainly what has to come out.

Answered live, 24/7Water damage restoration in Conroe, TXBurst pipes, leaks, storm water and sewage backups. A real person answers, day or night.

Call or text(713) 936-4546

What we get called for in Conroe

Storm and flood water insideWhat to do first, and what we do when we get there.Slab leak under the floorWhat to do first, and what we do when we get there.Burst water heater in the atticWhat to do first, and what we do when we get there.

Why Conroe homes get water damage

Lake homes and storms

Homes around Lake Conroe take the full force of summer storms off the water, and wind-driven rain gets in around windows and doors. It soaks walls from the outside in, which you often don’t see until the baseboards swell.

A lot of new construction

Conroe is growing fast, and new homes have their own failures: loose supply lines, water heater pans that were never connected to a drain, and AC drain lines that were never cleared.

What happens when you call

Call or text (713) 936-4546. You’ll talk to us, not an answering service. Tell us what happened and we’ll tell you what to do right now.
Stop the water. Shut off the water to the house or the appliance if you can. If you can’t, we’ll walk you through it on the phone.
We pump it out and set up drying. We remove standing water, take out what can’t be saved, and set up fans and dehumidifiers.
We check it every day. We take moisture readings daily and leave when the house is actually dry, not just dry to the touch.

Where we work in Conroe

Neighborhoods

Downtown Conroe
Lake Conroe
Grand Central Park
River Plantation
Artavia

ZIP codes77301, 77302, 77303, 77304, 77306, 77384, 77385Not listed?Call anyway. If you’re near Conroe, we almost certainly cover you.

Questions Conroe homeowners ask us

Do you work around Lake Conroe?

Yes, both on the lake and in town.

Rain came in around a window during a storm. Is that a big deal?

It can be. Wind-driven rain soaks the wall cavity behind the drywall, and it doesn’t dry on its own. We’ll check the wall with a moisture meter so you know whether it needs to be opened up.

Is Conroe in your service area?

Yes. We’re based in Pinehurst and work across Montgomery County.

Water damage in Conroe?

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